Crypto.com Arena

• Driving & Parking
  The arena is most easily accessed from the 110 Freeway via the 9th Street or Adams Blvd exits, or from the 10 Freeway using the Pico Blvd and Convention Center exits. For on-site parking, the West Garage (Lot W) is recommended for long-term event parking and is best reached through Gate B on Chick Hearn Ct. or Gates E and F on Georgia Street, while the East Garage (Lot E) at 888 W. Olympic Blvd is better suited for shorter stays. Visitors can also utilize the North and South Hall garages at the Los Angeles Convention Center for overflow capacity.
• Public Transit
  • LA Metro
    The Blue (A) and Expo (E) Lines stop at Pico Station, about a five-minute walk south of the arena. The Red/Purple (B/D) Lines to 7th Street/Metro Center are a 10-minute walk north.
  • Bus Line
    Metro J Line Silver provides rapid bus service directly to the Figueroa/Pico Station, which is adjacent to the arena.
• Rideshare
  Designated white zones for pick-up and drop-off are located on Chick Hearn Ct. Eastbound between L.A. Live Way and Georgia St., and on Figueroa St. Southbound between 12th St. and Pico.

• Yard House
  A chain restaurant and bar at L.A. Live with an enormous craft beer selection (over 100 taps) and an extensive menu. The proximity to the arena and the massive beer list make it a default pregame option.
• Tom's Watch Bar - Los Angeles
  A sports bar at L.A. Live with wall-to-wall screens, craft beer, and a game-night atmosphere. The multi-level space handles large crowds.
• Dublin's Irish Whiskey Pub
  An Irish pub on 6th Street near the arena offering whiskey, beer, and pub fare. A more relaxed pregame option.
• Fixins Soul Kitchen
  A soul food restaurant co-owned by former Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson, located near L.A. Live. Southern comfort food — fried chicken, mac and cheese, collard greens — in a polished setting.
• El Cholo
  A legendary LA Mexican restaurant that has been serving since 1923. Their green corn tamales (seasonal) are famous, and the margaritas are strong. Multiple locations, with the downtown location near the arena.
• Rock'N Fish
  A seafood restaurant at L.A. Live offering fish tacos, fresh catches, and a full bar with proximity to the arena.
• Trattoria Neapolis
  An Italian restaurant near L.A. Live offering Neapolitan-style pizza and pasta.
• The Bloc
  A mixed-use development on 7th Street with food, retail, and gathering space. About a 5-minute walk from the arena.
• Grand Central Market
  A historic food hall in downtown LA, about a 15-minute walk from the arena. Open since 1917, it features dozens of food vendors from tacos to Thai to egg sandwiches. One of LA's greatest food destinations.
• Team LA
  The official Lakers store near the arena for merchandise and gear.

Neighborhood Attractions

• The Broad
  A contemporary art museum on Grand Avenue. The Eli and Edythe Broad Foundation's collection includes works by Jeff Koons, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Andy Warhol, and Roy Lichtenstein. Free general admission.
• The Last Bookstore
  A stunning bookstore in a former bank building on Spring Street, about a 15-minute walk from the arena. The upper-level book tunnels and art installations make it one of the most Instagrammed bookstores in the world.
• Angels Flight Railway
  The world's shortest railway a funicular on Bunker Hill. The restored Victorian-era cars travel 298 feet up a steep incline for $1. A charming LA landmark.
• GRAMMY Museum
  Located at L.A. Live, steps from the arena. Interactive exhibits on the history of music, recording technology, and GRAMMY winners. A fun pregame visit.
• Walt Disney Concert Hall
  The Frank Gehry-designed stainless steel concert hall on Grand Avenue. Home of the LA Philharmonic, the building itself is one of LA's most photographed landmarks.

• Statues
  No. 8: Depicting him pointing to the sky in his white No. 8 jersey (the pose he struck after his 81-point game).
  • Kobe Bryant
    No. 8: Depicting him pointing to the sky in his white No. 8 jersey (the pose he struck after his 81-point game).
  • Kobe & Gianna
    A "Girl Dad" tribute depicting Kobe in a WNBA hoodie embracing his daughter Gianna with angel wings behind them.
  • Pat Riley
    This 510-pound, 8-foot bronze statue depicts the legendary coach in his iconic Giorgio Armani suit.
  • Earvin “Magic” Johnson
    The very first statue erected on the plaza in 2004.
  • Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
    An imposing 16-foot tall bronze statue of the Hall of Fame center.
  • Shaquille O'Neal:
    A 9-foot bronze statue suspended 10 feet in the air depicting his signature, rim-shaking dunk.
  • Jerry West
    A statue of "The Logo" dribbling a basketball.
  • Elgin Baylor
    A bronze monument capturing the Hall of Famer banking a shot.
  • Chick Hearn
    The legendary Lakers radio and television play-by-play announcer
• Championship Banners
  • Minneapolis Years
    5 Titles: 1949, 1950, 1952, 1953, 1954
  • Los Angeles Era
    12 Titles: 1972, 1980, 1982, 1985, 1987, 1988, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2010, 2020
• Retired Numbers
  • #8 & 24: Kobe Bryant
  • #13 Wilt Chamberlain
  • #22 Elgin Baylor
  • #25 Gail Goodrich
  • #32 Magic Johnson
  • #33 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
  • #34 Shaquille O'Neal
  • #42 James Worthy
  • #44 Jerry West
  • #52 Jamaal Wilkes
  • #6 Bill Russell
    Retired league-wide by the NBA
  • Chick Hearn
    Legendary Broadcaster (represented by a microphone banner)
  • Elgin Baylor
    Also honored for the 1971-72 win totals

• Courtside
  Still the most famous seats in basketball, famously anchored by Jack Nicholson and Hollywood royalty. These seats feature all-inclusive upscale food and beverage with access to the highest-end, subterranean VIP lounges.
• The Delta SKY360 Club
  Subterranean Event Level directly off the legendary locker room tunnel. Formerly known as the Chairman’s Club, this space was dramatically expanded and reimagined during recent renovations. It is a strictly private, ultra-exclusive hospitality lounge hidden from the general public. It acts as a central hub for floor-seat holders, celebrities, and executives, offering a high-end chef's table, premium mixology bars, and a back-of-house view of players walking to the court.
• Tunnel Suites
  Event Level, completely tucked behind the scenes near the court entrance. These are four ultra-private luxury bunkers. Each suite accommodates up to 12 guests and offers an isolated, hidden lounge experience while providing immediate, steps-away access to the highest-tier seats in the main bowl.
• Terrace Suites
  Carved directly into the main seating bowl just off the Main Concourse level. A modern addition to the arena bowl layout designed to bridge the gap between traditional suites and lower-bowl seating. These open-air, semi-private terraces accommodate 14 guests and offer an all-access hospitality layout that looks out seamlessly over the game without being walled off from the crowd's energy.
• Premier Seat
  Lower Bowl, middle sidelines Sections PR1 to PR18. These seats feature enhanced width, in-seat food/beverage service, and dedicated arena entrances. For 2026, center-sideline members gain exclusive entry into the newly expanded and fully modernized Lexus Club on Premium Level A, which features private dining halls, a plush lounge, a private outdoor patio, and a main bar room overlooking L.A. Live.
• Luxury Suites Levels A, B, & C
  Three stacked private tiers sandwiching the lower and upper bowls. Fully modernized during the recent multi-phase arena overhaul, the 160 luxury suites feature upgraded interiors, high-tech digital integration via the new Premium App, and updated custom catering menus by Levy Restaurants.
• Yaamava’ Club by San Manuel
  End-zone overlook on Premium Suite Level A. A chic, high-end destination club accessible to Suite Ticket holders and Premier Seat members. It includes 18 premium "in-bowl" dining banquettes that look directly down onto the action, accompanied by a full-service fine dining buffet and ba
• The Centurion Suite by American Express
  Private Suite Level B. Exclusive to American Express Platinum and Centurion cardholders. This premium lounge features custom stadium programming, curated cocktails, and an elevated view of the bowl, requiring a digital reservation or walk-up check-in via the AmEx premium access portal.
• Hyde Lounge
  High-top tier on Premium Suite Level C. Operating as a private, moody, nightlife-inspired lounge at the highest premium level of the arena bowl, complete with bottle service, ambient lighting, and curated DJs during and after major events.

• Signature Items
  LA's diverse food scene is reflected. Tacos, Korean BBQ, ramen, and creative burgers from local restaurant partnerships. The food program has been significantly elevated in recent years.
• Doritos After Dark
  Main Concourse near the main Star Plaza Entrance. A highly unique, 4,650-square-foot neon-lit sit-down restaurant and lounge dedicated entirely to bold, late-night comfort foods infused with Doritos.
• Celebrity Chef Concepts (Ludo Lefebvre & David Chang)
  • Fuku
    Upper Concourse at the newly renovated indoor-outdoor City View Terrace. Created by celebrity chef and TV host David Chang, this is a premium, fiery-spicy fried chicken concept spun off from his famous Momofuku brand.
  • Trois Familia
    Main Concourse (Section 102/103). Acclaimed French chef Ludo Lefebvre's vibrant culinary concept featuring Mexican street food classics reimagined with a rich, French culinary twist.
  • Ludobab
    Main Concourse Section 112. Another innovative concept from Chef Ludo Lefebvre, focusing on fast-casual, fresh Mediterranean street fare
  • LudoBird
    Main Concourse Section 119. Chef Ludo's fan-favorite, upscale Southern/Provençal fried chicken outpost.
• Fresh Brothers
  Main Concourse Section 109. The arena's exclusive pizza partner, known for high-quality SoCal ingredients and thick crusts.
• Big Mozz
  Available at select main concession hubs and bars across all levels. The arena's official mozzarella stick vendor, serving massive, extra-gooey, house-battered fried cheese sticks.
• Wetzel's Pretzels
  Multiple stands across Main Concourse and Upper Concourse. A California stadium staple serving fresh, hand-rolled hot pretzels.
• Plant Base Better Balance Options
  Integrated directly into the menus of select general concessions stands throughout Sections 100 and 300. The arena's healthy initiative partner, serving guilt-free, entirely plant-based alternatives to classic stadium fares.